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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-24


with him, carrying away bulwarks and several
plates, breaking in bukhcad and frame and all
stanchions starboar side and doing consider
able other damage; while the st. John lost bow
spirit and jibboom and cut water, stove boat and
sustained other damage The steamer proceeded
to port, and the schooner came to anchor at City
Island. Capt G. telegraphed home that he could
sail to Vineyard Haven but would like tow from
there to Belfast Boston did not want the job and
Bath had no boat available and finally a bargain
vas made with New York tug. The st. Johns
arrived at Vineyard Haven Monday and the tug
was noticdt to go there and tow her to destination
Arrangements have been made to repair her on
arrival here.
STEAMER NOTES. The certificate of incorpor;s
ton OF the Bangor Il Bar Harbor Steamboat Co..
was filed March :. The capital stock of the com
pany is $4,000 paid in, $4,000; par value shares.
500 President, Frederick NJ. Laughton, Bangor;
Treasurer, l.. j. Morse. Mr.. Calvin Austin, Bos-
ton agent of the b. Il b. $ Co.. attended the recent
meeting in Washington of the Passenger and Ticket
Agents Association The Deer Isle Gazette says
There is talk Of building new sidewheel boat for
the Bluehll Ellsworth route, to be ready by the
first of June next She will be saloon deck steam
cr, larger than the Henry Morrison, and four feet
of water will float her The steamer Rocklap,l
will probably come the route this spring and
run until arrangements are made for a new boat
MIL George A. Deano, IL well known citizen of
llampdcn, for a long time proprietor of the Pc.
nobscot House and agent of the Boston steamers
.'iied suddenly of heart disease March IS. The b.
4 d. S. Co. by his death has lost faithful EN-.
pioyec The funeral took place Friday and was
attended by General Passenger Agent James Lit.
tleleld and Henry T. sanborn, Esq, Bangor agent
of the company. Splendid flowers were also sent
ny the company Mr. Delano was fifty seven years
OF age and leaves II widow and four children The
katahln came into this port Friday with her colors
at half mast as mark Of respect 70 the deceased
The Penobscot River Steam Navigation Com.
pany will buy the fine new steamer M. 4 M, built
at Thomaston, II she is fast enought to suit them
The steamer Mount Waldo has completed repafrs
at this port and gone to Vinalhaven to load stone
for New York. She had Il hard rub in New York
harbor from u ferry boat. Her starbOard quarter
was raked by the ferry boats guards and fourteen
top timbcrs broken.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-24

The last day Of the session the conference
committee on the liquor bill agreed and both
Houses accepted the report and passed the
bill The only points in dispute were the pro-
visions relating to druggists. and the clauses
making United States licenses prima tdcie evil
dence. The druggist clause OF the bill. which
Is an amendment of chapter 3GG Of the public
laws of 1855 as amcndatory of section 81 of
chapter - of the Revised Statutes was finally
agreed to by striking off the !a>t half of the
section. This is the section. the part stricken
off heing indicated by it;lic>:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-24

In his position as director of the IIcmenway
Gymnasium, with the care of the health amt
strength of the thousand and more Harvard BOYS,
Dr. Sargent has been busy man. He has entire.
" htte'l that gymnasium, which Mr.. Blake in
Harper- has called the foremost gymnasium of
the Worlt with apparatus of his planning,
AMI he has Instituted course of training which is
deseNedly famous. l;ut in addition to his regular
work, Ne has written many pamphlets and articles
upon thr subject of physical training in schools.
and has instituted gymnasitims and introduced his
system in colleges and other educational insttu
tons all over the nitcd states rs wen as in Can
l'ta. There are at present los schools in America
using his >N stem.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-24

No. 6-Charles \. Mckinley.
No. 7-Oliver Chase.
No. S-WaIes NJ. Shaw.
No. 9-Joseph n. Whitaker.
No. lO-Hiram Ellis.
No. 11-Nahum S. Piper.
No. 12-H. ii. Sisallcy.
No. l3-stepllen Pierce.
No. It's. X. Richards.
No l5-.boln ii. Berry.
Sexton West Belfast Ccnetery-I:obert W alter.
man.
Sexton in Ward Four-Charles Phibrick.
Sexton Ward Five-Frapk l.. TOwle.
Sexton South Belfast-Josialr l.. Wool.
Sexton Southwest BeIfast-Y. G. Hunt.
Pound keeper-Benj. y. Field.
Nleasuryrs of Grain and Sak-Nathanel Sholes,
+. II. Gray, Edward sibley, c. $. Bickfor,i, H. D..
Pattershall.
Measures of Wood anil B0rk-William Can.
bingham, Parish l.. strost, Albert Gammans
Fred q. White, Chas ii. Sargent, n. T.. keene,
Daniel Haraticn, Doane Pattershall.
Fence viewers-F. w. Shepherd, Horace Park,
q. w. Boulter, ID. r. MaddOeks.
Cullcrs of Hoops and Staves-W. q. Hatch ap,l
Rufus Dyer.
surveyors OF lIumDcf-S. Ii. M4tncWS, L.. Il.
Foster, J. Y. Cottrcll, W. X. Kecnc, Sanford How
ard and IL. A. Carter.
Wcghcrs of coal and hay-N. L. Kecnc, Ben
IIazeltine, Percival Pierce, Chas. Baker, c. S.
Bickford, Nathaniel sholcs, A. NJ. Carter, Edward
Sibley, J. &. Paul and Fred G. White.
The boards separated and met in their respective
boards.
The following names were submitted to the
board of Aldermen from which to choose five per-
sons as trustees of the Wilson bequest: Daniel
IIaradcn, W. G. Marshall, Joseph Williamson, A.
G. Burgess, Ben Hazcltinc, +. w. Shepherd, Benz.
Kelley, Calvin Hervcy, l.. II. Murch and Russell
G. Dyer.
The following were elected as trustees: Daniel
Haraden, W. c. Marshall, Joseph Williamson, A.
C. Burgess and Ben Hazcltine. The council con-
CURED in the election of the above.
The following are the standing committees:
Finance, Accounts and Claims - Alderman Nc
Donald, Councilman Alexander and Cox.
Sclools-Alderman Brown, Councilmcn Alcxsn-
der and Murphy.
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ATENCI0N.

La Sra. D. Mary Dodd de Leigh
ofrece sus servicios 4 los padres de fs-
milia para Ia enseilsnza de sus ninss,
haciendose cargo tsmbien de nifos de
corta edad, en- el idioms ingles, y los ra.
mos de adorno. Cnenta con Ia direc.
ci6n del Rdo. Bautista Neel Branch
s. @. O., Bachiller en- srtes de 10 uni
versidad de Barbados, afiliado Z 10
de Durham, Inglaterrs. Sc toms-
f4 IN nGmero limitado de pupilos
cnyos padres, RESIDENCES en- otros pae-
blos, deteen que sus hijos sean ms
trnidos en- el iDgles con todo esmero.
Psra mas informes dirigirse q. Rdo.
B. Noel Branch, 8 & ID dicha ae1orK
Gale Mayor, Ponce. l3S
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LIBROS
aaIBlooS Paa q CLlIHs ElPas tORRli
en- la imp. del Boietin.

GRAMATICA irancesa, per Chan
tresa, pasa Hso de los espancles con VI
.snplernerro le lss frsses tnss precisa
para romper Ia conversation, | tom
hoIHndA.
LOS IsERABI.ES de Victor Hn-
20, 5 torn0s selA.
POESxsAS snsAtsn upras ep pros
,su dun IeandO +. de MoTAtin, seguidS
dc lss obras roAtscas J dramaticas d
don Nicolas ? dc Morann, holandess
lotno de taflets.
TEATRO ae Alare6n, con el estudlo
srsiro de cAda somsdlA, z teHAcs holAn-
lcsa lomos de tAalate.
Ell GESIO del srisiianismo, poi
ChAteaubrsssd, 2 tones h0lAaaesa 10.
mos de tAhlsSs.
FIsICA per Ganos, dlsima cdieion.
/ tomo pasta.
LOS MARTIRES s Il trlanfo De Il
tsllglan esissiAnA pef ChzEesahriand
aa tgeno aosaadsne ioasn~ de tahlsss ,
Il rrarAsa drl aaisss.
TMITACI0N Dc GFisso, pos krrs.
pss, eoa aslsos sepsntcalss J drsA
Iasn<s sl< esTi'stn psss :. I. NirFsmlsss
rsn lksniuAs anEa essiei6n dr t0sic la1c
I'D. III. esaieAsa sras4oasscA-
IIk.sO mssSssieu IL alba90 linTm
,4g ii. FFausiAe0 tAnaAs, snraAdsgns.
10.
fsisI0AiA pFvsauA gersrL , /
.asssaa.A; Dc EssMaA. rcs d. FsFnAn
ts de taAsrn. NakssasAsieo ds - Tn
sssAAd - AAlstl. ohn drciAsAAs
IA ssase + sAxnaassussAa sr pssl fvai
s1uaA-
POsSIAs ae u. AAnssl AeaaA. ecx
80 psdAax0 - II. Essaaa&Ao SAIdsyallsl
aasrs.sss ese ii Fsss1ss asl a=scs.
TAhiAAS a. asgNxsssses reF Fasqaxs
gla.ss "a l sax@e keaEtssA.
las MuJERks u i Mbsts, qssa
ssrMAss EsA sas#gsAa ~ Ia Aass1ssA s.
sks L. Isss saA ssasssas'4 A. gfnaA.
- sa sessu : ~ asoxsAfass A. sas4s
Aas - a F~sNsssss eAsssss - ssaS
AIaGaAA W Dsss, ss=s FasaA
Ia KpC&sAiN ssssxsaA : =
- EaAA. fss ssksss sssen9wrs I
~. AMIa ma s*As
sAkN - ~ saaess - -
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LliTOGRAFIA
DE
A.LYNN, SUCESORA DEMORIS.

Constitutes nucvamente bajo mi solo nomOre, con
cmpetente direcci6n provsta de titles material necesao
I'M estabecimicnto de primer orden, contando
intelicenle personal oezco pdbco cta industrial pu-
dco ejecntar cuanos encargos hagan, pof dcles
compIicados que sean Ia segurdad de que dejae
isfechos todos los gusos enas todas las exigencias
Tsnto la simple tareta el arsco diploma; Ell sen
Ullo ecibo comercia los documentos bancaros; Ell
eoucno ee como Ia elegsnte marqua para tabacos etc.
ntc rarantzo uuedara satisfaction de los nteresados
tan perfccto como los abaos que hagan Ell exane
70. a.e
MuestrariO de tOda case de abaos que encargue
exhihd este establecmientO Sc remitra vuelta de
cnrreo quien 10 solicite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02

r.. snelpm - AWs.as t.a..sa.,ss !. : !.
e. - ssPssss - = M.1s - - =.
emewaa e kmMaueNw -
wmrnn. 14ns,ks - y 800 90 sesee f.ss.eN
n fsn 0wanA 80 y go = psssasas - aas
nn111es txmx4t.sssl fwtA - Np~ss
1mawm 80 go NN.n
..,'.l.s lL.sl.s = M4SAVa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02

RETRATOS literarios {. r6stica %
GEOGRAF.A Universal, por don .
lose NJ. Royo, de textO para las escne -
ss.
LA BELLA Platera, gran novela
historical por Janniere, edici6n de luio -
dornada con nnnerosos grAbsdoI.
Ell CRIMEN de Chambl.s, er.r ~
aovela judicial por Guercult, edieija j. ~
MO con gsnhados
DlCCIONARIO de Il Lengna Cas- "a
.eilAna pof II Real Academia Espsaols. -
~ edici6n, tomO pasta
: MONTnPfN. r hijs 4 Naru.r;-
sa--Su majestad don Dinsro.-Sn 8. d1
tesa el or.-Una pasi6n.
MANUAL de Alcaldss puf Ahslla, -
tomo pasta G.
DERECII0 administrative pcr ia q
: tomos pasta.
RISTORIA Dc i rsvOluci6n tanes- g.
Z, por Thiers. s t0mOs {.
MANUAL del encuadernados te6r;c.
prkeueo. L tslA- g
HISTORIA De Gil Bias de SAINT ID. CD
a., por Ie Sage. y sFadacidn pus u
+. IslA, tnmo tsln-
Ell CAT0LIClSMO "a prssenei. .
le sns disideutss. poF 81 z. Eysaxuifss
DIBUI0 p0F Kr1si, Il ensderno. -
pasts slustsiea. snAliEicA J perspectisa
ATLAS gsagrshea de- AmSrisa, pcs -
d. n. RstsvAnsz. encuaderrnd0. ~
Los ANIMALES. alssjss % Q
atssisca. aib0n nustsndo enn r.nsfl. -
tod dc nagntaess Esnlndoe. -
II. EspaaOl AlssnAn AIsnan ~ -
sahci, 81 mas onmplssn a. los puhlioa.
dos hassa 81 dsA. aamentnde coo \ -
ela d Ics vsrbos iFFsgalHrsa "a
III M0SAsTERI0 a. Fisdn. ! -
AsssoriA, Sna wales. 81 enscaAam -
gEstna. 80 tfadhsionns lsysnaaa' -
D. Vists BAlagass, 60 n rsinfa a. @
aal1s. l0nso la,a =
IL a. a. pus .. Fs,lps Pi.aa,ss @
Esm1 tehn. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02
FORTALEZA "a.
rmPRENTA DEL BOLETIN.
J. OcHOA Y HERNANO.

Expenden sal 4 65 cenAvos ell quin.
tai, en- su dep6sito de Ia Marina, caIle
de Isabel "a
Hacen concesiones tomADdola al cos
tsdo del bnque, cusndo haya ~lguno
descargando. l3S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02
ESTO Els Ell
"LIBRE CANBIO. +"

CONTEU, TRIRU Y aEMENEU
vende 4S.2OO f6sforos por s5 enva.
Sad0s en cajitas que Gentlemen Gro.
mos, sAtiras, epigramas ) semhran.
zas picanses: Da 5000 f6sforos
mas que cualqniera oIra marca I,ol
ii mlsno precio. Mas ganga1 10
gun In importancia del pesildo, ha
CO descuentos hbcralcs.
iBoripQuehos, I.ruhadlos = o.
conveneereis de que loo f6Nloros Dc
CoNTKU, TRIRU Y REMENEU
son loa meIorcs y mkA hasaioA
Doy tAInbi6n billcges &c In Lo.
scEia dc PnUrso-RicD 4 camfsio de
cajcalllas vacAnA de Ia LsEGTxIMf.
DAn.
Dep6sisoi FonAlcxA ~.
yoeo sn1AAT.
rasass. AAsa
Sc sollcasan corFUspuaaAlua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02
lATENCI0N CABALLER0S!
Los $4,000 DURos.

81 que qniera tsceree rico por POGO
dinero, que compre biiletes LoteriA Ma
cionhl. sorteo % de Diciembrs pr6ximo
en- casa de los seiiores Sncesores de J
Padin HermAno.
l30 PLAZA DEL MERCADO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02
AvISo.

ce@As - ks sAswAsAs ses mls
ts Il AAea 80 aas see@xsss sMA
mNsses , ses@ssssxs - - asAsa
6sswass Aass - xsxawA as
AnseewsN@ - gasxssA sksss
60 ms mssmass ! - ~ AAaaa ~
~ Gets steAek enss Maps4sss as
= ksekws #kseas - sAAsx4
tt nkmss M Nss MsaasAws al
a. IsNNss - Msae - a.
nnne s2sssM AaMasx ~
sA1s ! 4 81 sasaaa Aalas
mANla - xtsms6@sa 4ala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02


GiRON.--lds3sxn A. CxsnssxIoN
i*EhEDA.- iAsscsaa Nafarsl.
CAsIANOs. ysnaaarsa ssssaAasaA.a.
0sla Del Cemssras BAncA-
dAsOT - Flsa.
MIGUEL. -DscsseAasss hsssa
AKTE - fssgss sFihealsa
oi.LESno ~. aasA4 fsssess.
MARIANA -hssstsA - E.gAaA. r.
4 s@ne.
LfuFsglg - l.& faAeSssss.
uaN9hN - e. -glaa@sasaa.
HAasT = sss,s
- - -- gssS2 ssas - hAa
{ TINkss sass - "a ss
nKs KM -Gfhm1
FEtII Fa@s u Il ls4
Gal tsaa o. EeaAtsas.s
81 ANsrs MAasA
ErAk9TN sisAatsAN hassA
ga1MEtKAAN EitsMasasa sA.asl =
-
kfANAl-s.E HkA@@m agass
9AfalAS Ass atAss = AaesArs
1sssasAsas 7 ssg.asns
ssaa
AEak tn. ATsassss , r ssa
aNAasx1 - xKg1NgAa~n
s4Ns ~
~ AAAl A. = Ana6sAsA paA
's.4MgA1AA1A ~ s~msA
sssssemk
.sa - sssssss
kaAsss ksasaA
aFt gNa i I tsssss. tanaa4 sssaa.
AMFuAM M
sRa n ea.sa4@asess = : asaas.ss.a
A4AAA ! sNNam ssas = Asss
Nssa@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02

Tuu sirlDnsa - ssaA sAsa -
~,.sio 4 :. 80 - y ms@
sn..aseits = s-ss s.ils So
80 slsilte - -. wss'
a1,l. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02

= sr.sboraos Dc u cArga pFscedssls Dc
/. p~-fn.uls destinsAa vseeraslas Celem'
"a passsDs del Pscibos = sfssiuAEAa - u
Habana-
x.1MaA q Las AMxxLIAs.
Var. PASAyIS, cap. D. Q. PsrAlss.
n I'D -
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NOCIONES De GEOHETRIA
POE
D. ERNESTO OLLERO Y CkRNOKA

Obra declarada de texto para
Las escuelas Ge esta provincial por
Decreto de 4 de Julio de 1884.
On tomo en- A. con dos laminas
4 2 gEALEs ejempiar en- ia I'm,
prenta del RoLETM.
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JULIAN SILVA.


Is usss nsssfsssu sas@s - esa sass
- 4 .mis Mhsssuss - @sas y -
: ae.s ass.n@s Hp&sa = saese~asa
sau~pMsms s4spm 49, aehs sa4m
So
tns = sMsNs - ss'1lsess -
: nann.,k - s - sswk So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02
ClAsE De EsTUDIO.
zas = Ass@ss~ - fsgNssss - .4es.a ss~s-.-s.
D. PEDRO l. DeIeado.

Casaa - kAs 3rsss sxh. . - HssA cayssa&
MedlanEe una modieA pcnai0n
~e enseaA 4 .iiscipalos de ambos
,excs al soifco. eAnao, piano. y
dvmaa lnsIramentos.
A prewios consenelopaics, -
dar&n ls<si0nss 1 dolnicslio.
Para mas dssalles pesdss d.
sagsfac ara stnufss padres dc "a
usiian ii sxsrslda nsxSsoF, qnsse
iOa delAsA rnsnrlawasinA. 81
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LlBROS.


En Il &iIsno xagr cwTvo
sc han seeinssls. los t,s rnss.
lsoge.. en ia m pssas@ del
ltolxgan
tulecs a snssarsa 0c 7 l.gss-
.sllas aA ana - e las1
saAls
N.sseIns Asl ssnsa ato
Maria DC lam Ansssse. pe
Aax@sEvso
ies FAae Ae lglA rs
PaFs4s h4sAn
aobas Il 1ssaq ss.aov ps
ialss Nssns.
ussEsn as - AabsxA pax
.n3ssea2
assaa Aea kegsssre gaass
&c aspAaAs pg taA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-02
CATINCHI
BOyOs Du. IEoRn
tt1Ig CORA 70

nsNhs 60 kwAa ~ r.n1Ae q
ssxs Msxassa 4 ~ lIpom 80
So 80 - mAnkan = - 80.
- eFxmnes - &C. n3r turss.s
seAs Esa1aas - ss3Glrkzns@ eess
ssAs &mk.
I - N3a ksm ~ ~ e l&E4
q AAmssasx - .hnxA c.
80
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CAR T. Ell E. S

con las pesas medidas. del sistema Me-
trico Decimal, en- Ia imprenta del DOIK
Sc hallan ademas ofraslnuchas novcda-
DIES y Sc esperan nuevas del extranjerO
En- trabaios de Imprenta, Characterization
Y Litografia, Sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
dos los gustos y cuInplidas todas las exi-
gencias Baratura en- los precios; elegancia
on la ejecuci0n.
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LIBROS.

Pev sf siitima rapOr cuTeo dc
Ia Pealnssia. sr Aan rrsbido ea
Ia InsprsHsa Del BoLxrN MKR
cAxTu los siguisnfss libros:
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Ds Hahana cl.. -. l9A SAtgo de Cubs o. :.
D. Santgo. dstuba IA Sa.t.gsnA -. = q
u Cartagenn.... =. 2sA Coloa......''''....' ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-28
SOME STARTLING FACTS.
The Discovery of the Cause of most In.
timely Deaths that Come upon
the Community,

The official returns Of the city of New York show
that nearix three-fourihs Of all deaths are from
consumi ON. When we stop to calmly think over
this fact it is really awful. And yet every case
without exception started from small bepinninos
cough IN the morning; ticking In the throst
a thick phlegmy discharge; chiiIiness at nirbt
dincuh breathing; tightness across the chest
these and many more symptoms indicate the pres
ehce OF that terrible disease which unless checked
ing. " '"nei-
:, In view OF such serious and ever present facts
the suggestions and advice of the most eminent
physicians are Of the greatest value.
Df. Jobn Gardner, one of the most eminent phv.
slclane IN London.says: Science common sense
hoy serpelres, and all experience testify 10 tb,'
dement's derived from the use of pure whisky ;,
Ut. D. h. Barker says: 81 have used and EVAN
| ever tried ~ - 'he ''s
Dr.. $. M. Buckwslter says: s'Duffy's Pure Malt
whisky Is wihout doubt, the invalid 8 d. ink when
stimulants are indicated, and l find all chronic
cases require stimulants, and large per cent OF
the acute ones also.n
These truths from the lips of the leading scien-
tifc men of the day, and confirmed by the expert.
ence OF men and women well known in the com
munity should serve as a guide for all who feel
the approach Of consumption, no matter by what
path it may come. We do not hesitate to assert
that any man or woman who wiliuse Duffy & Pure
Malt Whisky according to directions can defy con-
sumption and prolong life with all Its blessings.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-28

New ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-Two days ago a
general strike occurred on sugar plantations
throughout a large portion of the sugar belt
of the state Negro iaborers, under leader
ship of knights of Labor, had demanded an
advance of 25 cents per day, the present price
being 81 and rations. This being refused,
the negroes became violent and refused to
let others work Thursday Governor Nc.
Enrey received dispatch from j. J. Shsef-
err, Terrebonne planter stating that his
plantation was in the hands of the strikers,
and asking assistance, the parish authorities
being unable to protect him. Thereupon the
governor ordered a detachment of militia to
the scene of the trouble to act under orders
of the civil authorities. A detachment of ar
tillery has left this city for Terrebnone, with a
Gating gun and three-inch rifle cannon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-28

MARY 4. BICKEEDYka. Hicksnlooper, gave
the order "FOTward!" The mounted police,
as they slowly mover at the head of the pro-
c'sssion, made fine appearance, then fol
lowed the patrol wagons and band. proper
and creditabls introduction to the first di-
vision. One of the great features of the pa
rade was the SHERMAN Bummers." True to
their natures they took everything they could
lay their hands upon. About 800 veterans
and sons of veterans were in lima
In the third division was the Woman's Re-
lief corps of Ohio-an army of noble women,
whose lives are devoted to the care If sick
and disabled soldiers The most conspicuous
figure among them was mother Bickerdike,
probably the most remarkable army nurse of
modern times She first began to render aid
to the soldiers at Cairo, next at Belmont,
following Grants army from Fort Henry
through the entire campaigns Of the south
west minsterins to the sick and wounded
soldiers, Her many acts of kind
ness and charity Won her words
of praise from Grant, Sherman
Logan and Pope, and caused the soldiers of
the whole army to regard her with affection.
She always speaks of soldiers as my boys"
hence her name Mother" by which endear-
ing term the oil lady is known wherever the
! American iag floats Mother Bickerdyke
was born in Knox county, Ohio over 20
years ago
On reaching the Highland house, the pro-
cession broke ranks and the voice of the ora
tor supplied the place of the band. One of
the first speeches was by private Dalzell
Mayor Smith delivered the address of well
come Speech making was INDUCED in by
the various members until late hour
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-28


When ex CITY Superintendent of Pub
lie Schools Everett live i'll Rock lsla nd,
he was a strong republican. but his
citizenship in Iowa has converted him to
the democratic faith, and he is now run
ming for the legislature in the Oskaloosa
district on thst ticket. The Herald says
The peoples meeting at the conr'
room last evening WAS well attended,
more than half the audience being solid
republicans. who came out to hear what
Brother Jerry Everett had t" say on The
question of prohibition. The audience
WAS very attentive to Mr.. Everett and
gave most respectful hearing In all that
he had to say. His position WIS one OF
extreme anti-proEibiiion, believing in
local oplion and high license a. the rem
edies for the disease. He advanced no
new theory. bui took his position with
the esrnestness of n man who believed
Jnstlwhst he said.
The democrats are making a red hot
campaign in Iowa this year. and we eX-
pect Mr. Everett to be one of the states
legislature to elect democratic successor
to United States Senator Wilson.